Semantic Color Palette v1.1.2|Semantic Color Palette v1.1.2

 Semantic Color Palette v1.1.2 is a semantic color management system for Unity that enables developers to organize colors into meaningful palettes and assign them to various "colorable" components. Instead of directly managing specific color values across multiple places, users define semantic identifiers (e.g., "buttonBackground") that represent how and where colors are used, and map these identifiers to actual color values. This decoupling allows for centralized, efficient color updates across multiple elements and supports "color skinning" by applying different color mappings. The system consists of three core components: a Palette, which defines id-to-color mappings; a Palette Provider, which acts as a broker between palettes and Colorers, pushing updates to relevant components; and a Colorer, which applies colors to scene elements like UI components or materials. Ready-to-use Colorers for Unity components are included, and developers can extend the system with custom colorers or providers. Palettes can be imported from third-party formats, edited in the inspector, or loaded at runtime from external files. The asset is designed to be easily packaged and imported via Unity's Package Manager, supporting seamless integration across projects. Support is available for Unity 2020.3.0 or higher.